Antique Staffordshire Pink Luster Dahlia Tea Set 8 Pc Charles Allerton c.1850

Staffordshire Pink Lusterware tea set in the highly collectible Dahlia pattern, commonly attributed to Charles Allerton & Sons and dating to the mid-19th century (circa 1840s1860s). Each piece is hand-decorated with vibrant pink dahlia blossoms accented by delicate green and brown foliage on a warm cream earthenware body. The hand-painted details and soft pink luster trim exemplify the craftsmanship that made Staffordshire pottery famous during the Victorian era. Set Includes: 2 Dinner Plates 2 Salad/Dessert Plates 2 Tea Cups 2 Saucers Total: 8 Pieces Features: Antique Staffordshire, England Attributed to Charles Allerton & Sons Rare Dahlia pattern Hand-painted pink floral decoration Pink luster trim Mid-19th Century (c. 18401860) Cream earthenware with hand-applied decoration Condition: This is a genuine antique set with approximately 170+ years of age. It displays expected antique wear including utensil marks, crazing, rim wear, glaze imperfections, and scattered edge chips as shown in the photos. Despite the honest age-related wear, the set displays beautifully and remains highly decorative. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description.